A Dictionary of the English Language: In which the Words are Deduced from Their Originals, and Illustrated in Their Different Significations by Examples from the Best Writers. To which are Prefixed, a History of the Language and an English Grammar, Volum 2T. Tegg, 1832 |
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... eyes Of equal value to so great a prize ? Druden's Juv . Lameness kept me at home . Digby to Pope . 2. Imperfection ; weakness . If the story move , or the actor help the tameness of it with his performance , either of these are suf ...
... eyes Of equal value to so great a prize ? Druden's Juv . Lameness kept me at home . Digby to Pope . 2. Imperfection ; weakness . If the story move , or the actor help the tameness of it with his performance , either of these are suf ...
Side 25
... eyes , Nor hear through labyrinths of ears , nor learn By circuit or collections to discern . Donne . Cleaveland . The trembli g leaves through which he play'd , Dappling the walk with light and shade , Like lattice windows , give the ...
... eyes , Nor hear through labyrinths of ears , nor learn By circuit or collections to discern . Donne . Cleaveland . The trembli g leaves through which he play'd , Dappling the walk with light and shade , Like lattice windows , give the ...
Side 33
... eyes ; so looks the chased lion Upon the daring huntsman that has gall'd him ; Then makes him nothing . Shakesp . Hen . VIII . Out of his mouth go burning lamps , and sparks of fire leap out . Job xli . 19 . I would invent as bitter ...
... eyes ; so looks the chased lion Upon the daring huntsman that has gall'd him ; Then makes him nothing . Shakesp . Hen . VIII . Out of his mouth go burning lamps , and sparks of fire leap out . Job xli . 19 . I would invent as bitter ...
Side 59
... eyes . 6. A border . Boyle . Swift . They thought it better to let them stand as a list , or marginal border , unto the Old Testament . Hooker . To LIST . v . n . [ Lyrtan , Sax . ] To chuse ; to desire ; to be disposed ; to incline ...
... eyes . 6. A border . Boyle . Swift . They thought it better to let them stand as a list , or marginal border , unto the Old Testament . Hooker . To LIST . v . n . [ Lyrtan , Sax . ] To chuse ; to desire ; to be disposed ; to incline ...
Side 63
... eyes ; she the overthrow of my desires , and yet the recompence of my overthrow . Sidney . My Helice , the loadstar of my life . Spenser . O happy fair ! Your eyes are loadstars , and your tongue sweet air ! More tuneable than lark to ...
... eyes ; she the overthrow of my desires , and yet the recompence of my overthrow . Sidney . My Helice , the loadstar of my life . Spenser . O happy fair ! Your eyes are loadstars , and your tongue sweet air ! More tuneable than lark to ...
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